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Mark L. Meyer
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Board-certified cardiologist and internist; founder of Madison Avenue Concierge Medicine in New York City.
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For most people, consuming foods high in cholesterol has a minimal impact on their blood cholesterol levels. Instead, saturated fats and trans fats have been identified as more influential in raising blood cholesterol.
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Mark L. Meyer
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For most people, consuming foods high in cholesterol has a minimal impact on their blood cholesterol levels. Instead, saturated fats and trans fats have been identified as more influential in raising blood cholesterol.
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